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Built an AI-assisted customer intake process that collects structured information through a form and analyzes the submission to turn a raw customer request into a clearer, more usable summary. This is one component of a larger connected lead workflow.
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Thinking about moving from Excel or Google Sheets to a CRM? Don’t migrate the problems with the data.
Before choosing or configuring a CRM, I usually check five things:
• Does every active lead have a clear owner?
• Is there always a defined next action?
• Are follow-up dates consistently tracked?
• Are lead statuses clear and used consistently?
• Could another team member understand the spreadsheet without asking for help?
If several answers are “no”, the problem may not be the CRM yet — it may be the workflow behind it.
A CRM works much better when the sales process is clear before migration starts. I created a free CRM Readiness Self-Check for small teams that want to identify these gaps before investing more time or money in a CRM.
If you’re currently working from spreadsheets and considering a CRM, comment “CHECK” or send me a message and I’ll send it to you.
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I built Barid, a booking system for Karim, a solo AC technician in Beirut. Customers book in about a minute in Arabic, English or French, and only see days when Karim is already working in their area, which cuts his driving time. The AI reads a photo of the AC label so he brings the right parts. Reminders, deposit follow-ups and a power check before each visit run automatically, and if a building has no electricity, the slot is offered to the waitlist. Karim can also paste any WhatsApp message and the AI turns it into a reply with a ready booking link. The result is about 7 hours a week saved at summer volume.
